Helly Hansen Atlas Infinity Stretch: Full Breakdown
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The quick verdict: Helly Hansen’s new flagship pairs top-shelf warmth and protection with a PFC-free membrane and genuine stretch, an early standout of the season. ~$825
Overview
New for 2025-26, the Atlas Infinity Stretch is Helly Hansen’s statement piece: LIFA Infinity Pro waterproofing achieved without PFC chemicals, four-way stretch construction, and one of the warmest, most protective builds in the entire line. It is aimed at skiers who want flagship insulation and future-proof fabric chemistry in one jacket.
Where It Shines
- Among the warmest and most protective jackets Helly Hansen makes
- PFC-free waterproof membrane, ahead of tightening regulations
- Stretch construction rare at this warmth level
Tradeoffs to Know
- Premium price approaches shell-plus-midlayer territory
- First-year product, long-term durability record still being written
Who It’s For
Early adopters and cold-weather resort skiers who want the newest flagship and are willing to pay for it. Value hunters should watch it for second-season sales.
How It Compares
See how it stacks up in our full guide: The Best Ski Jackets of 2025-26. Other picks from that list: Helly Hansen Alpha 4.0 · Patagonia Powder Town Insulated · Arcteryx Sabre · Flylow Malone · Arcteryx Macai.